EDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1930
R. T. Joyce Candidate
For State Senate J
Westfield, May 10, 1930.
Danbury Reporter, 1
Danbury N. C. (
Gentlemen: '
I am sending to Mr. S. P. '
Christian the fee to enter the (
June Primary which is to be 1
held June 7th for the purpose I
of expressing the wishes of the , •
voters of N. C. I think this is 1
a good law anl since the en
"y, franchising of the women I
cannot see any other or better
way to decide who shall be the
candidates, as they do not at- j
tend the conventions.
And now just a word in re-1
gard to an old custom when it
suited to "alternate." Our
honored friend. 11. L. Haymore,
represented us two terms - in •.
' mht"-sioD—1915 to 11*151—and.
this ourtt -y has never been :
ret .inn i i.v Surry. i>. 1 if we j
f .were " alsi:i the claim i th-'ik
t t bil'.
but we
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'S "■! S.' t is"! di ti iet.
- i?•:: (,-.vs a n'l.-.rt lime it
•••ah yea'-' to lean' what a!".l
how to i!o. and lei rn what ou»'
poor and neglected farmers j
need and 1 think it's my duly j
to make an effort at least to re-1
turn to the job 1 hail and finish I
■ii- bill especially that 1 had |
recommended but didil.'| have i
time to complete, and that is |
this infamous law that com- i
pels the Sheriff to advertise J
n the tir.-t day of May everv ;
poor fellows land not fortunate
enough t ) pay hi.-, taxes (in a
newsaper) when the same t»nd
could be obtained by placing
the same in the Register's of-;
lice l'tr 5Uc. instead of 91.50. j
This publishing to the world ,
would save our humiliation if
our homes are to be sold, ami i
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£TW for Economtcn! Transportation
% \av£ momts
in b&yinj iSsed Ca?s '
See your Oievnlet ..Jit SI
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\--jf .j I Chevrolet dealers offer you an exceptional
\ I used car purchase service because they work
, V/* 1 • under a uniform factory plan that makes used
\ cars as important a part of their business as
The famous "OK that Counts" ta2 assures
rr> i nnn i-xi i 4 every buyer that each used car bearing it
Two 1.12.1 v nevrolet has been thoroughly reconditioned by expert
C oiU'heS. mechanics to give thousands of miles of de
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I One 1927 Ruick Co?:pe.
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One 1928 Chevrolet «« oa m gfiffiy.
One°l927 B Chevrolet fA LP ES
One 1928 Chevrolet 3days OMIYIf
Coupe.
One 1928 Chevrolet
Roadster.
Paul W. Davis Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Walnut Cove, N. C.
our chance of a place to live
would be in the game preserve
with the coons and 'posums.
The United States makes it a
crime to send a man a state
ment on a post card of his ac
count and the State of North
Carolina holds him up in a
newspaper and charges him
one dollar and fifty cents for
the same.
Yes, I am a candidate for the
Senate, to be selected June 7th
on the Republican ticket.
Respectfully,
R. T. JOYCE.
Note—Just to "keep history
straight" the editor would
like to say that the writer is
misinformed about the cost of
advertising the land sold for
taxes. The newspaper gets less
than twenty cents a tract I'm*
the four weeks it i> advertised.
—Editor.)
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
H. H. Leake Outlines
His Policies
King, May 26.
Editors Danbury Reporter :
Inasmuch as the primary is
near, and since my duties will
prevent me from visiting many
of the Democratic voters in
the county before June 7th, I i
take this method of appealing!
I for their support for member j
of the Hoi/.e of Representati- 1
ves.
I feel it would be proper to
mention the policy which I ex
pect to persue during my cam- '
paign, and give the voters 1
i some idea as to what 1 shall
stand for if I am successful in j
securing the nomination and j
\ election.
First, it is my purpose to con
' duet a clean campaign all the
way lip to the election, if 1
succeed in the primary. I do
not intend t > critic'se air. can
didate in any party, but ask
the support of every voter who
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/ men h..\; bt U r ac ' !
> me with, thei ■ luliti. .' i-m-i
1 iheir ne.'ds, a,to e\. y c!.:>'s - f
' people ai: assured eft j*.»£• 1
: representation. 1 have ' tit
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promised nor .O j expect o
' favor any one person or a:iy
particular cia~s 1 f persons, f
elected, but shall have the is-'
tere-ts of all tile people ;'t
hea.'t and sludl work for 11: *ir
u elfare.
Again as!:ing the Oemocrat
ic voters to give me their sup- j
port in the primary on June7th
and with assurance of my ap- j
preciation, I am,
Yours verv trulv.
11. 11. LEAKE.
That English army officer j
who hasn't slept for 15 year- 1
i' probably doesn't attend lee-
A Sermonette.
(Rev. D. W. Allen.)
"Now ye are the body of Christ
and members in particular." I
Cor. 12:27.
The unity of Christians is a
vital unity. "By one spirit are
we all baptised into one body,
j whether we be Jew or Gen
| tiles, whether we be bond or
or free ; and have been
'made to drink into one spirit.''i
The members of the body of!
Christ form one whole because i
i they partake of one common I
life. As the life ol' the human,
body maintains all the variou-/
members and nourishes th-. i;
to a well proportioned and har-i
monioiw 'iwts •:« 'n t.:
body ' •j. i •' '■*}" • •
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"J•■ j !e •■ > ' :
in*. » «.!1. .W. It :
»vh;; ■ •! ferret ivY-onal
.' •'.i ;.!U' ' .'! for the pronio-
t l . nof o> oinmon can-v. lic-i
'.her is 110 i-lash between the
interest : the individual and
ihe ii:l( r l of the society to
whi; I'. 'if belongs. Everyone
i who is drawn into the fellow
ship:; of ' lie body of Christ has
sosnethinr to give to lis good,
land the v !: it does. He is in
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: g APPEAL TO GUILFORI) DEMOC RATS
1 WILL GUILFORD BE FAIR \
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o Should Greensboro Havr Two Judges and Ihe Solicitor, £
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OR WILL GREENSBORO BE CONTENT WITH f
o ONE JUDGE, AND THE SOLICITOR, ALLOWING c
IS STOKES ONE JUDGE? x
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® £111! CAV\I\ Has long had one Judge. and will continue V
i$ Mills rfillli to have ,me jut, s°' c
111 111 I 111/1| Has had (hi* Congressman 20 vears. Will A
0 VJUI-.I VIII/ have (he Solicitor. \
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1 STOBtS Has Had Nothing: |
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0 1111 l 11111111 l\ Endorsed By Davidson Bar 0
0 IIUI 111 MIL I J Endosed By Stokes Har 0
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j Endorsed By Stokes Democrats 100 Per Cent. c
V STOKES COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE %
1 COMMITTEE. %
| N. E. PEPPER, Chairman. c
connection with that body be
cause the spirit of Christ has
possessed him. This does not
destroy his individuality. Ev
very member of the church is
different from every other
member, and has a gift of his
own to give. He may not see
that anything the church is en
gaged in at present is work he
can do. He may feel awkward
and out of place when he tries
Ito do what others are doing.
; But this is only a hint that he
;is intended for other work,
i "If they were all on?
member where were the body."
If the whole b /,!y w >•. ;:i e, •
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■ where v. r.* *:e bean:.}..'' i
1 tin- uh !i : • ■ ;:r : •
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I landscape or welcom- a friend,
i but if the ear shall " 1) -
cause 1 am not the eye I am n'
I the body, it i- therefore w 1 \
i the bt.dy?" Is it not, on th"
'contrary, its very diversity
: from the eye that makes it
'welcome addition to the tjodv.
I Its presence enriches and en
i larges the list fulness • f the
body. It is not by comparing
ourselves with other people
that we can tell whether we be
long to the body of Christ. The
church, if she would be perfect
must embrace the most diver
sely gifted individuals, and al
low the tastes, instincts, and
aptitudes of all to be used
i her work. There should be no
I depreciation of other people in
the church. "The eye earr.ot
i
j say unto the hand, "1 have r. :>
need of thee," nor again, the
! head to the feet, "1 have ro
n (d of thee." Contempt i
; an\ member of the body
' Christ is most unseemly ; vl
il. \ « nif seem *J»UV*
many memb •-
.' .• ;• ! :'y, ; :"1 e.-pevi;
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f'hr
; y". .! .ilia (;:.]!( i Khrhi
N. V . -1 years old. has :>t
«.w;>i M'.'d a big sewer conti.
in Queens county.
, t'M'ni'd to her home in Scat* -.
i after spending nine months in
| the far north on her fathtrV
. ifur trading ship.
I
•j Mrs. Harriett Vnderwo
. 7"). of Terre Haute, Ind., h s
I served as jani tress, ef a sch
that city for -1') years.
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